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  1. Longitudinal species turnover rates are predictable and should guide location of sampling sites for South African river surveys to assess aquatic biodiversity

    Longitudinal species turnover rates are predictable and should guide location of sampling sites for South African river surveys to assess aquatic biodiversity

    Item type: Journal Article • Journal: African Journal of Aquatic Science • Authors: NA Rivers-Moore --- , South Africa FC de Moor --- , South Africa
    Representative samples of biota collected relative to environmental gradients are important for measuring present distributions and predicting shifts in distribution of taxa in response to climate change or reduced river connectivity. Based on river ecology theory and established measures of...
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